The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-07
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KMpsoR HorRL, REV YoRK.

WINDSOR HOTRL, NEW YORK.
Leaving Canton by the forenoon train
east on Thursday got me TO Allegheny
depot about 8 p. m.. whore my friend
John Rae was in waiting, and whom |
accompanied TO his oozy residence on
McOlintOck avenue, an elevated and
pleasant situation.
Before going up the hill We called on
VIM. Semple, Jr.. agent Of the Anchor
line, and through whom got my ticket
for the round trip. Mr.. Semple con-
yerted some funds for me into pounds
sterling, giving me Anchor line drafts
convertible almost anywhere In Great
Britain or Ireland.
Mr.. Rae's near neighbOr and intimate
Scotch friend, Mr.. A. LeRgate, goes with
his wife and FIVE children for three
months stay, barring accidents OF
course. Mr.. Leggate is live gentle
man, dealer In real estate, and has an
interesting family, two or three married
and for themselves.
Mr.. Ras's daughter Lizzie Is along, to
visit her uncle Robert who Is In bust-
ness In Glasgow. Mr.. Robert Rae lived
for years in this country, and the writer
hereof was we'll acquainted with him,
and he never forgsts his friends nor
"Auld Lang syne." Mr.. John Rae
also has an interesting household,
alwsy q happy sight to q proper
human heart, Quite party Of friends
and neIghbors gathered at Mr.. Leggste's
in the evening and music and song pre-.
vailed with some humorous readings by
Mr.. Leggate himself, which he did to
the life.
OF course we were all on hand at the
UniOn depot for the 4 .. m. train east,
and having secured sleeping berth4
some rest was had on the way. Rssc".
ing New York In the early morning,
about 8 O'Clock, gives person time to
look around and make some calls. This
Is written In haste for 1t is now 1890
and baggage must be seen to. Passen
gers are not desired on board befJre 2
for things must be got ready on sbir
board. By this time to morrow we shall
probably be scuddling along, possibI,
feeling the effects Of the vessels motto.
or course an occasional hurried touch
will be forwarded, If so allowed, to the
org cherished child of our heart, THE
DEMOCRAT In the meantime, sail OIL
Mr.. Hawk, Of the Windsor, Is Gao
tonlsn, as many readers of the DEMO
GRAFT know, and has ever q warm side
for the old town. He Is now building
his mother a file residence on NORTH
Market street, about opposite Mrs, Ault-
mans residence. His fine block on
Plum street, south If Eighth, speaks fol
itself. Mr.. Hawk Is also a prominent
stockholder In the new Raft bank. His
grandparents, too, Mr.. and Mrs. JOhI
Buckins, are we'll known old RESIDENT
of Canton. A pleasant half hour cha
wiGh such a man IS Mr.. Fl. was al
agreeable affair just previous to sailing
On returning, If 1t be so ordered, 1t will
be In order to call on the Windsor and
see Mr.. Hawk again.
Having, after struggle, found aud
seen my baggage on board, and aided /
co lple Of women, imagine the agreeable
surprise to be saluted In my room by
OrrIn Fielding. who finally, after a
long search, found me. OF course It
was an agreeable surprise. Orrin Field
ing had left the boat q few moments,
and we we're saluting, when / heard my
name called, and looking down from
the deck, my eye took In Frank L. Bald.
win, Esq, Of MassIllon. A few salnta
tIons and hearty good wishes were
soon exchanged. ALI this q short
time before we started down the bay. /